Pandemic lessons have bred a ‘better’ Sydney Writer’s Festival
Digitisation and homegrown talent are taking centre stage at this year’s Sydney Writers’...
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Category: CULTURE
Creatives of Colour reimagining their futures in the face of COVID-19
The Australian arts and entertainment industry have been one of the hardest hit by the COVID-19...
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Changing Tides: the exclusive boardriders clubs of the Northern Beaches
Surfers along the Northern Beaches of Sydney are striving to subvert outmoded ideas lurking within their iconic boardriders clubs
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Series’ nod to Latinx culture leads to a record-breaking Bump
A highlight of “Bump” is its representation of the Latin American diaspora in Australia, particularly Chilean-Australians. Gabriela Mancilla reviews the series that’s breaking records.
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Parkrun Returns
Ever since COVID-19 forced the cancellations of Parkruns around the country, Centennial Park’s volunteers have been trying to find a way back.
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Toxic Clouds and Porous Borders: Art meets social justice at UTS Gallery
A group that helps the UN investigate human rights abuses has set up an exhibition in UTS. Here’s why you should check it out.
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Floriade blossoms despite the pandemic
While most major Australian events have pivoted online or taken the year off in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Canberra’s annual tulip festival Floriade still went ahead – though it looked a little different this year.
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World Press Photo Exhibition inspires viewers in unprecedented times
The globe’s best photojournalists are recognised in this year’s World Press Photo Exhibition, currently in Sydney. Lucinda Garbutt-Young found out why the exhibit is so striking, and what it means for the future of creative journalism.
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